You're listening to the family's discipleship podcast, a podcast of Training the Church.

This is Adam Griffin, and before we get to our topic of the hour and our guest, let me first introduce my two lovely co-hosts.

First, the always hip, always caffeinated. Mrs. Cassie Brian, how are you doing today, Cassie? I'm good. I over slept today, so I'm grateful for the caffeine. Good. Need it. Wait, that should be opposite, right? Because I got more sleep than normal. I shouldn't need the caffeine. Anyway. Well, you're ready. Either way. Yeah, I'm ready. I'm here. And then the woman who changed me for the better, Chelsea Griffin.

How you doing today, Chelsea? I'm doing well. I'm going to keep changing you for the better. You're like a little lump of clay in my hands. Lump of clay in the hands of the potter, Chelsea Griffin. Indeed. And what a fun treat to have with us today, our good friend Jordan Rogers on this episode.

How you doing today, Jordan? Hey, everybody. So honored to be here. I'm a P1 of the Family Discibleship Podcast, so I'm so happy to be talking to you guys finally. That's awesome. P1 of the Family Disestablisha podcast. It's great to have you, Jordan. This is so great. Chelsea, you're good friends with the Rogers. This is how you feel about Jordan coming on here with us today? What's your excitement level? I listen to Jordan Rogers talk all the time and now we're going to do it in a more formal setting and then make other people listen to it. So I think that's for the good of everybody everywhere. So I'm excited to have Jordan here with us. Well, we don't want to, we need to hide the disappointment. You're doing a good job of hiding the disappointment that Raina's not here with us, my lovely wife, who will discuss. I know. We would love to have Raina. She's the real treat. I tell everybody that I'm happy to speak in front of any microphone put in front of me.

But the people who shy away from the microphone are probably who we need to be putting it in front of. And that would be my wife. She's got some hot takes. Does Rain really shy away from a microphone? And blessings as well. I said that last night to her. She said the same thing. She was like, I don't shy away from microphone. I talk. I guess she does. You're right, she's got hot takes. But I just sort of am drawn to them, you know? Or I just speak often. And anyway, so I always relish people who aren't so quick to speak. And I envy them in many ways. Yeah, I think you've got more of a platform from which to speak in some ways, and Rain needs a platform. We need to get her writing speaking. We need to get her out there,

man. She can have my position on the podcast. Let's just, I approve her replacing me. Cassie,

don't you start. Don't you dare try to, like, spontaneously retire from the podcast. Well, like we said last week, this season, we're going to do a bit of an eight episode thematic arc. We're doing an episode on each of the four pieces of the Family Discibership framework. And after each episode, we'll have a guest on for a conversation related to that part of the framework. Today we're going to talk about processing your past with your family, which is related

to what we talked about in last week's episode about modeling. Before we get into today's topic,

Cassie, can you kind of give us a quick summary of the framework of family discipleship? What are

modeling, time, moments, and milestones so we can kind of reset? Happy to, yeah. So we think through

family discipleship in like four different

buckets. And these buckets come naturally because they're things you're already doing, but it's

really kind of using your energy to point your children to the gospel through these things. So

modeling would be you're living a life, you love, and you worship things. And so ideally if you

love and follow Jesus, then it's out of an overflow of your life

and modeling that relationship with Jesus

that you are discipling your kids.

And they're looking to you to model what they should love,

what they should worship, how they should spend their time.

The time bucket is that intentional time that you think about

and you plan and you kind of prepare to be in God's word with your kids or in worship or in prayer. And so it's that time once a week. Maybe you're a go-getter and you're doing it every day. Maybe you're a once a monther where you're, you know, when the time is right, but you're thinking ahead, you're planning for it, you're prepared for it. momentsents is those like every day, you know, when you're a parent, you've got a thousand moments

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